Stories, страница 185 - гдз по английскому языку 10 класс (starlight) учебник Баранова, Дули

Further Writing Practice: Stories - страница 185.

Условие.

• Stories can be written either in the first or the third person and present a series of events, real or imaginary.

• We normally use past tenses in stories: e.g. He stood on the deck looking out to sea as the ship was leaving the harbour.

• When writing a story, we need to keep a time sequence in mind. Stories describe a sequence of events which need to be linked with appropriate sequence words such as: First, Then/Next, After/Before (that), During/Meanwhile, Finally, As soon as, The moment that, As, No sooner ... than, Hardly ... when, Immediately, Since, While, Until, By the time, As long as: e.g. He stood up and walked towards the door. Meanwhile, Stella was poking the fire.

• Using a variety of adjectives (disgusted, amusing, astonished etc) and adverbs (fearlessly, cautiously, amazingly etc) will make our stories more interesting to the reader: e.g. He carefully approached the empty house and knocked on the wooden door.

• We can use descriptions of people, places or objects to create atmosphere and emphasise specific parts of the narration: e.g. Behind the desk there was a cheerful little girl looking at me smiling shyly.

• We can use direct speech to make our stories more dramatic: e.g. "What's this?" she asked.

PLAN

Introduction

Para 1 Set the scene (describe the weather, time, atmosphere, people involved, possible feelings etc)

Main Body *

Para 2 Before the main event(s) (incidents leading to the main event)

Para 3 The main event(s) (describe the main event(s), people involved, more details and the climax event)

* The main body may include 1-3 paragraphs.

Conclusion

Final para End the story (refer to moods, consequences, people's reactions, feelings etc)

Решение 1.